Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-02-20
BELLAlRE.
Personals and Chit-Chat of Every Kline
from the Glass City.

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Stanton will be back from Canada mex
summer to arrange a regatta.
Howard Rudabaugh left last week 10
Pittsburg TO work.
VIM. Knack has had his Fifth ware
building reprinted.
Edward Jones Is back from a business
trip to Pittsburg.
Mrs. Henry Grella is spending & weei
with Pittsburg friends.
Samuel Simmons will move his family t.
Michigan the first OF March.
Miss Caroline Washington entertained
friends on Friday evening.
The b. 4 o. will make some alterations
about its depot.
The new Crystal Window Glass Works
is run by natural gas.
A gas post has been put mp on the corner
of the alley back of the theatre.
There nave been no accidents ut the
steel works for some time.
Chas. Vanpel, the well known glas:
worker, is Out after Il long spell OF sick
ness.
Duke Carter's new house in the Fourth
ward is nearing completion.
NJ. Carnes, Fourth ward grocer, ha'
been i'll for the past week.
Ed: Cooks familiar face Is seen on ont
the little ''dinky" engines at the
The Bellaire correspondent of the Intel
HgeHcCr thinks the next boat that is bull
for the Wheeling trade should be made Il
carry wagons.
Judge 4. w. Anderson has been i'll fol
for the past several weeks.
"The Two Kids" will be presented here
some time next month.
John Davis is back from a business TRIP
to Cleveland.
The boys at the bottle works are work
ing steadily. Orders are brisk.
Mrs. Al. Thompson, who was seriously
i'll, is recovering.
The PAINTER has decorated the outside oil
Robinson's Gravel Hill drug store.
Receiver Rodewig, during the period he
has had charge of the street railway, paid
all expenses and had a little over.
A certain crowd of young Ladies' gave
their best fellows the bounce last week,
but the breach will soon be healed.
David Stewart will occupy the new resi-
dence of Mr.. Lowe on Gravel Hill.
The c. Il y. shop has had u new ROOF
put on.
Bcllaire has no ball players who will sign
with the Wheeling club.
The upper ferry boat will be ready for
business tomorrow.
VIM. Schramm'S young son has been Sc
riOuSly i'll for the past week.
George Wcstlake, the ball player, will
play in the Mansfield club.
Miss Buckingham, of Newark, is visit
ing Mrs. T. II. Morris.
W. s. TappLn is home from a short
business trip.
The self. feeders at the nail works are
still run by the nailers, the tenders rclus-
ing TO 90 back to work.
1t il probable that Dunn, Nicholson,
Westlake and Keys will play next season
at Canton.
The power house of the water works in
run during the day now, night work hay
ing been discontinued.
The entertainment OF the pupils of the
public schools takes place this week.
The First NJ. T.. Church Sunday School
has such an increased attendance that
more teachers are wanted.
The Misses oliver, OF Wheeling Island,
were the guests of Mrs. J. ID. Nanlaw last
week.
Major Camp will he at the Christian
Church several evenings this week.
Quite q number from here attended the
performance of Minnie Madden at Wheel
ing last night.
The steam laundry is now run by natur.
al gas.
The dirt that will hc taken out of Union
street when it is paved will be used on the
other streets.
\ number of articles hat were stored in
the Bute'a warehouse, were sold at
auction yesterday.
James Browns dairy farm, situated
three miles west of town will be sold at
public srle on March Sth.
The Ohio Valley Foundry is still idle.
A large crowd from here attended the
fair of the Trades Assembly at Wheeling
last night.
Mrs. n. c. Hoge talks of selling out her
notion aud dry goods store.
The city surveyor is engaged laying ont
the proposed new road to Bridgeport.
Several miners OF Franklin, with their
families. will move to Wisconsin.
The white ribbon has supplanted the
blue as a temperance sign.
J. II. BOreIand is moving the stock Of
Adam Faupel 10 PittsbuTg.
Chas. Borth, of Cincinnati, has repaired
the city scales.
Mr.. Evans, Of Malaga, formerly OF the
firm, Of FronS A A uapS will r.,,nr. 10 fbio
city.
John Kemplc, who has been laid up
with the rheumatism, is about again.
DR.. NJ. NJ. Knight and family leave this
week for Kansas.
Rev. X. F.. Keeler will preach a sermon
to Spangler Post in commcmOration of the
birthday of George Washington.
George Mcfarland aud Isaiah Nich0l will
start a dairy and will ship most OF their
milk Ia this city.
Rev. Il. +. Kceler has received a supply
of Miss Jennie Smiths hooks.
An elocutionist will recite in City Hall
on Tuesday evening.
The second judgment Of Mrs. Clarence
Rederer against the Pennsylvania Com
pany was 81, 800 more than the first.
Business is now over brisk at the glass
fictoTies.
The stone masOns have called a special
meeting this afternoon.
The funeral OF Michael Lynesky takes
place this morning at 9 o'clock.
Miss Adah Davis, of P~ittsbnrg, and Miss
Annie McClarahan, of bridgeport, are the
guests Of Mrs. W. s. Carroll.
Brim Battelle, formerly with MariDg,
Hart & Co, is o located in st. Louis.
The coal miners at the Belmont and
Pittsburg Coal Works held a meeting yes
terday and decided what to do regarding
wages for digging.
John Mccormick has decided to locate
in Southern California.
The congregation Of the Second Presby-
terrain Church has passed resolutions Of
regret over the resignation OF Rev. X. NJ.
Brown.
We have heard Of two or three chaps
who felt too prosperous breaking up the
furniture in their homes while intOxi-
VIM. Meeks has moved here from Jeru-